disks for this machine?
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My machine came with a storage/display case that included a set of basic blades and an extension in that allows them to be used with any of the machine's 3 bowl sizes. There are additional/replacement blades available from Cuisinart and other retail sources that use the "new" universal blade mounting system. The "How To" DVD demonstrates the use of the blades and the user manual (mine came with my purchase but is also available on-line) that has more detail. Several of the "basic" blades are adjustable or reversible so that they offer more than one cutting or shredding option without the need for a separate blade. So far the basic blade system that came with my machine has been sufficient for my needs.
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My machine came with a storage/display case that included a set of basic blades and an extension in that allows them to be used with any of the machine's 3 bowl sizes. There are additional/replacement blades available from Cuisinart and other retail sources that use the "new" universal blade mounting system. The "How To" DVD demonstrates the use of the blades and the user manual (mine came with my purchase but is also available on-line) that has more detail. Several of the "basic" blades are adjustable or reversible so that they offer more than one cutting or shredding option without the need for a separate blade. So far the basic blade system that came with my machine has been sufficient for my needs. My machine came with a storage/display case that included a set of basic blades and an extension in that allows them to be used with any of the machine's 3 bowl sizes. There are additional/replacement blades available from Cuisinart and other retail sources that use the "new" universal blade mounting system. The "How To" DVD demonstrates the use of the blades and the user manual (mine came with my purchase but is also available on-line) that has more detail. Several of the "basic" blades are adjustable or reversible so that they offer more than one cutting or... » Read More My machine came with a storage/display case that included a set of basic blades and an extension in that allows them to be used with any of the machine's 3 bowl sizes. There are additional/replacement blades available from Cuisinart and other retail sources that use the "new" universal blade mounting system. The "How To" DVD demonstrates the use of the blades and the user manual (mine came with my purchase but is also available on-line) that has more detail. Several of the "basic" blades are adjustable or reversible so that they offer more than one cutting or shredding option without the need for a separate blade. So far the basic blade system that came with my machine has been sufficient for my needs. « Show Less
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it comes with 3 disks. 2 frother ones and one that is just a heating disk. Not sure where you would get more!
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There is a groove for the smaller dvd's. If it is placed correctly in the machine and closed properly it is possible to duplicate them. Sometimes the rpms will 'float' it and you may get an error message.
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My didn't have one but some might depending on who you order from. You can ask or check the discriptions too to see if they offer a disk.
120955
I haven't found one. The machine is pretty basic, though it copies very well. I also have a Toshiba machine that is only a dvd recorder, ans it does have that feature.
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No, you need disk 1. I currently have a downloaded copy but had the multiple disk set.
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Yes; up to 1024 volumes with some DiskStations. Best to download the manual for the specifics of a given model before buying though.
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This package comes with CDs. You will need either a CDrom or DVD drive to install.
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My machine is digital/analog and the discs are cd-rw music/audio. Does not specify if they are digital.
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The disc I use is DVD-. Any make e.g. Memorex etc.I hope this answers your question.V. Feldbrill
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I would invest in a DVD/CD USB drive for installation. Be sure to have all the drivers available on a flashdrive.
1969632
Unless you need super fast access or archival protection for your collection I would use a mechanical HDD. The extra expense and smaller capacity of the SDD would be a limiting factor.
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I'm not sure....it's one of the mysterious little disk kind. It comes with a set.
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I have that printer and the disks look great. The cannon software to print on the disks is really generic tho.
1219959
You get a disk in a very thin case. Thin but it is a case. You can put a thin paper like cover inside the front of the case if you so choose. They worked for me.
798341
you need to buy sanding disks. The type you need are "roloc sanding disks" Amazon has them just do a search
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you get the disk, otherwise should be similar. I like the disk so would rather pay more.